Ivan Petrovich Pavlov
When I was ten, I saw a book called Two hemispheric functional handouts of the brain in study. It was my first time to know about neural activity theory and this book was so attractive for me who had interest in science. Even though I could not understand all of it and was blurry, I was deeply fascinated it and the author,Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, became the historical person that I like best. Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was a physiologist, psychologist and physician. He was the founder of the theory of advanced neuroactivity and the founder of the physiology of advanced neuroactivity. He was the constructor of conditioned reflex theory as well. Besides, one of the most influential figures outside the field of traditional psychology who won the Nobel Prize in physiology in 1904 was lvan Petrovich Pavlov, he was first scientist to win the Nobel Prize in physiology.
There are two reasons to illustrate why he is the historical person that I like best. First, he had avant-garde thinking. In the era that he lived many people belived theology but he could break the constraint and researched natural science. Second, I also get interest In science just like him, so I can absorb plenty of academic knowledge from his books. This is my favorite historical person, the master called Ivan Petrovich Pavlov.
